In terms of something else- My viewer may think about the texts that I provide and relate them to psychosis. The idea of the schizophrenic young woman, but I hope to move their thoughts by the arrangement and structure of my presentation.
Genre- I feel like many of my viewers are going to think that these are engagement photos if I do not get my point across in my presentation.
Person observation- I want to convey the idea that I want people to challenge their conceptions of the world around them and possibly look at what they might feel is the greater picture.
In the Company of others- I hope that by showing the mental breakdown of the young woman in my presentation it will show viewers that there has to be a balance when it comes to obscuring the lines between fiction and reality. If you believe in something you question and explore the topic and embrace it there is no problem, but when you start becoming obsessed with the fiction it begins to distort your reality (i.e. schizophrenics, who begin to believe their fiction is their reality)
In terms of something else- My viewer may think about the texts that I provide and relate them to psychosis. The idea of the schizophrenic young woman, but I hope to move their thoughts by the arrangement and structure of my presentation.
Genre- I feel like many of my viewers are going to think that these are engagement photos if I do not get my point across in my presentation.
Person observation- I want to convey the idea that I want people to challenge their conceptions of the world around them and possibly look at what they might feel is the greater picture.
In the Company of others- I hope that by showing the mental breakdown of the young woman in my presentation it will show viewers that there has to be a balance when it comes to obscuring the lines between fiction and reality. If you believe in something you question and explore the topic and embrace it there is no problem, but when you start becoming obsessed with the fiction it begins to distort your reality (i.e. schizophrenics, who begin to believe their fiction is their reality)